The phrase "a section with the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific part of a document, article, or any structured content that includes a particular section.
Example: "In the report, there is a section with the latest statistics on climate change."
Alternatives: "a part containing the" or "a segment featuring the".
In mid-May, her campaign distributed a mailer, touting the Palin endorsement, that included a section with the heading "Conservative Leaders Speak Out".
Its naked couplings, involving notably ordinary lovers, were punctuated by ponderous disquisitions on Swedish labor law, interviews with Olaf Palme, the Swedish labor minister, and a section with the Soviet poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko.
In a section with the centrist-sounding title "Valuing our families," the platform will say that the party "supports the full inclusion of gay and lesbian families in the life of a nation".
You can also get a little fancier by not just saving individual web pages but also web searches, or by creating a section with the latest content (like the latest TechCrunch articles) from a certain feed or API.
There's a section with the latest deals, and another for just those items under $10, followed by categories like gadgets, women's watches, home decor, hobbies, phone upgrades, bags, women's fashion, beauty, and snacks.
Following the "References", the first edition provides a section with the color plates.
And at the very end is a section with all the full data for those who just can't get enough of this stuff.
Then, BIOWINE gives a section with all the SNPs and INDELs observed in our sequenced samples.
So make your letters page a central feature of your online edition; give it a section with a tab on the front page so readers can find it.
In 12.9 km, this stage gained over 1000 m and featured a section with 24 percent gradients in the final kilometer.
There will be a section with your profile, near the top where it says, "Home".
